Haye's £10m superfight with Vitali on track as WBC rolls out welcome mat

David Haye has been welcomed back into the WBC - paving the way for a £10million superfight with Vitali Klitschko.

The former heavyweight world champion emerged from retirement to stop Dereck Chisora in five rounds in July.

And Haye admitted he would consider one final showdown with the elder Klitschko brother who holds WBC belt.

Pay day: David Haye could face Vitali Klitschko in February

The 31-year-old, who does not have a British boxing licence, held amicable talks with the WBC last week and a spokesman said: 'David Haye is welcome to return to the WBC. WBC president Jose Sulaiman spoke with David, who wants to return to fight for our organisation.'

After his victory over Chisora, Haye said: ‘He (Vitali) will no doubt fight some chump and then retire to be a politician. If he wants to fight me then I’m ready.’

Champ: Klitschko (left) faces Manuel Charr in Moscow on Saturday

The prospective bout could happen in February but first Klitschko must overcome the undefeated Manuel Charr in Moscow on Saturday.

Even that might not be enough to tempt the 41-year-old into one last payday as he has threatened to retire if he is elected into the Ukrainian parliament in October.